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Climate & Environment quick links · July 31, 2026
Scottie read Chad’s Weather Blog, Weather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting, and WeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch for someone who wants: A weather-focused reader who wants frequent forecast updates, visual explanation, and a practical sense of what may change next.
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July 31, 2026 · Quick links with descriptions
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A local weather app is up and running with new radar software and graphics capabilities. Sponsor support is helping build additional local weather stations across the area.
Original sourcesChad’s Weather Blog
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Dangerous heat is moving into California and the Desert Southwest as a high-pressure ridge shifts west. The atmosphere will reorganize over the coming week, setting up another significant heat surge.
Original sourcesWeather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting
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There are no tropical threats to Florida or the continental U.S. for at least the next 8 to 10 days. On day 59 of the 2026 hurricane season, total storm energy remains low.
Original sourcesWeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch
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A video forecast update details local afternoon weather conditions. Watch the breakdown for visual coverage of current local updates.
Original sourcesChad’s Weather Blog
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Pacific tropical activity remains active while the Atlantic stays quiet. A video update examines Tropical Storm Bertha to help explain weather pattern cycles expected when the pattern returns in late September.
Original sourcesWeather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting
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As of day 57 of the hurricane season, total storm energy stands at 6.6 percent for the Atlantic and 14.9 percent for the continental U.S., with no immediate U.S. tropical threats.
Original sourcesWeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch
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